John Lee Williamson
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About John Lee Williamson
Sonny Boy Williamson (John Lee Curtis Williamson, 30 March 1914 — 1 June 1948) was an American blues harmonica player, and the first to use the name Sonny Boy Williamson. Career He was born near Jackson, Tennessee in 1914. His original harmonica recordings were considered to be in the country blues style, but he soon demonstrated skill at making harmonica a lead instrument for the blues, and popularized the instrument for the first time in a more urban blues setting. He has been called "the father of modern blues harp".
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Black Gal Blues
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New Early In The Morning
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Bad Luck Blues
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Good Gal Blues
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Better Cut That Out
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Check Up on My Baby Blues
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My Black Name Blues
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Shake the Boogie
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Skinny Woman
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Sugar Mama Blues
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Train Fare Blues
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Welfare Store Blues
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Stop Breaking Down
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Good Gravy
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I Have Got to Go
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Western Union Man
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Sugar Mama Blues - Remastered 2003
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Early in the Morning
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Honey Bee Blues
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Little Low Woman Blues
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Worried Be Blues
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You Can Lead Me
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Suzanna Blues
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Frigidaire Blues
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Decoration Blues
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Got the Bottle Up and Gone - 2003 Remastered
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I'm Not Pleasing You
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Sunnyland
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My Baby I've Been Your Slave
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Beauty Parlour
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Springtime Blues
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Hoodoo Hoodoo
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I'm Tired Trucking My Blues Away
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Hoo Doo Hoo Doo
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Black Panter Blues
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My Little Cornelia
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Doddin' My Love Around
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Sugar Mama (1937-1939)
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Love Me Baby
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Miss Luisa Blues
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Sugar Mama Blues No 2
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Black Panther Blues
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Good Morning School Girl
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Million Years Blues
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War Time Blues
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Got the Bottle Up and Gone
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Hoo Doo Hoodoo
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Tell Me Baby
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Sugar Mama Blues No. 2
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Thinking My Blues Away
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